Achieving excellence for ourselves and others
Peasedown St John Primary School is a welcoming and vibrant school which aims to inspire everyone to achieve excellence for themselves and for others, in their learning and as young people. We want excellence to be a habit and it is an aspiration for our whole community. Our ambitious curriculum, CARE values and 50 Inspirational Role Models help us to achieve this.
I am very proud to be the headteacher of this wonderful school and I hope that you find everything you need to know about us on our website.
The best way to find out about us is to come and see us in action. Every day is an open day, so book your tour today! I look forward to meeting you.
Mrs Ruth Noall
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In DT, Year 4 have been examining what structures are, and what a frame structure is. They have been producing a range of free-standing frame structures of different shapes and sizes. They are designing a pavilion that is strong, stable …
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What a busy week we have had at nursery. We have explored the sports field in Forest school and PE. We have had our last visit to the ducklings, and are now proud to announce we have three butterflies in …
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Today marks the end of SATs week and a celebration of how hard Year 6 have worked – not just this week but all year. This morning, the children learned that the Year 6 production we will be working on …
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This week, our Year 3 chefs challenged themselves to use new skills in making tasty cheese twists and a creamy tomato dip! The children prepared their workspaces with flour and laid out their pastry sheet, separated their yolk and egg …
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A huge well done to Year 5 who had to have Forest school on the field today due to SATs. They were very sensible and respectful and enjoyed playing in this new space. We played some fun games including bear, …
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We have been learning about our community this week, talking about our village and places we go with our families. The Ladybirds were very lucky to visit the ducklings in reception on Thursday, we look forward to watching them grow …
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We’ve had another busy week in Year 4 taking part in gymnastics and football competitions as well as celebrating VE day where we made bunting and enjoyed a picnic with our classmates. In Science, we have been continuing our learning …
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Whilst learning about VE Day, our children have thought about peace. What is peace? What does peace feel and look like to us? Who in our world currently does not have peace? How can we advocate for world peace? We …
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We continued our VE Day 80 celebrations during cooking club this afternoon with some patriotic creations! Children chopped, whisked and mixed to create a delightful Eton mess in red, white and blue and a lovely blueberry and banana smoothie to …
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Classrooms across the school were transformed into 1940s-style street parties as we enjoyed commemorating the 80th anniversary of VE Day this afternoon. Year 6 enjoyed the sounds of popular 1940s music like Glenn Miller and Vera Lynn, watched videos to …
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